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Starcloud's three co-founders launched a new nonprofit, Fermi Explorer, proposing to send a tiny 1-kilogram spacecraft on an 80,000-year journey toward Alpha Centauri, which would make it the first human-built object explicitly aimed at another star system.

A new episode of the Moonshots podcast — co-hosted by Link Ventures' David Blundin and XPRIZE founder Peter Diamandis — published discussing Nvidia's quarterly earnings, AI/compute trends, and other tech news.

Architect Labs (Architect Silicon) announced Redwood, an AI accelerator chip whose RTL, verification, firmware, drivers, and compute kernels were generated end-to-end by its AI system from a human-written spec in under two weeks, with a low-power variant (Redwood Nano) running live multi-billion-parameter model inference on an FPGA.

Lambda announced the closing of a $926 million senior secured term loan B facility, first priced on August 12, 2026, to fund GPU infrastructure supporting a committed customer deployment with an investment-grade offtaker. Moody's rated the facility Baa2, marking the first broadly syndicated, investment-grade-rated term loan B completed by a private neocloud.

Farsight AI announced a new integration with North Data, adding European company filings and register records to its platform.

Liquid AI announced Pipette, a new benchmarking suite designed to evaluate on-device AI intelligence, published as a public resource on their site.